The Telecom Technician A is a journey-level role in the Telecom Technician job structure. The technician performs advanced to expert-level installation, maintenance, repair or replacement, testing, and inspection of telecommunications equipment, systems, and infrastructure. The role develops knowledge of telecommunications technologies, business processes, business partner requirements, and emerging technologies. Work is performed under minor supervision or independently as appropriate to the task, in accordance with standard practices and procedures. The technician must demonstrate advanced technical support skills in two or more technologies, and/or expert-level skills in one or more assigned areas. Technology areas may include utility networks and SCADA, generation and renewables telecommunications, transport and wireless systems, land mobile radio, fiber-optic systems, AC/DC power systems, telecom wiring and cabling, networking devices, infrastructure support equipment and facilities, and specialized control or data-center locations. The position also supports and trains other employees, maintains work and asset documentation, responds to emergency callouts, completes assigned training, and follows company safety, operating, NERC CIP, and environmental requirements. The role requires a qualifying technical degree, related military training or experience, or a high school diploma plus specified related experience. Candidates must have a valid state driver’s license and be able to travel overnight and daily as work requires. Call-outs and planned overtime may be necessary to support 24x7 operations. Compensation is listed as $48.53–$53.33; the posting describes a comprehensive benefits package but does not enumerate specific benefits.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree